SayPro Monthly March SCMR-5 SayPro Monthly Classified Touchscreen Usability: Ensure touch friendly interfaces for mobile users by SayPro Classified Office under SayPro Marketing Royalty
Mobile Optimization Checklist β SayPro Monthly March SCMR-5
Document Title:
Mobile Optimization Checklist β A Mobile Usability Testing Guide for SayPro Classified
Source Document:
SayPro Monthly March SCMR-5
Section: SayPro Monthly Classified
Subsection: Touchscreen Usability: Ensure Touch-Friendly Interfaces for Mobile Users
Prepared by: SayPro Classified Office
Department: SayPro Marketing Royalty
Purpose of the Document
This checklist ensures that all SayPro employees involved in the development, QA, and content management of SayPro Classified verify the mobile usability of the platform, especially focusing on touchscreen accessibility and overall user experience. The checklist serves as an internal guideline to maintain a consistently responsive and user-friendly classified environment across all mobile devices.
Checklist Categories
1. Touchscreen Readiness
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Finger-Friendly Tap Targets
- Minimum 48px by 48px tap area recommended.
- Ensure at least 8px spacing between touch targets to avoid overlap.
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No Hover-Only Actions
- All interactive elements should function without relying on hover states.
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Consistent Tap Behavior
- Buttons and links respond immediately on tap with no lag.
- Provide visual feedback (like color change or animation) on tap.
2. Responsive Layout
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Fluid Grids and Media Queries
- Layout adapts to different screen sizes using CSS media queries.
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Viewport Meta Tag Present
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
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Scalable Text and Elements
- Text does not break layout when zoomed.
- Avoid fixed widths and heights for components.
3. Button & Link Usability
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Visible and Clearly Labeled Buttons
- All CTAs (Call to Actions) use action-oriented labels (e.g., βPost an Adβ, βContact Sellerβ).
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Avoid Tiny Text Links
- All links are easy to read and tap without pinching or zooming.
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Primary Actions Prominently Displayed
- Key actions appear above the fold on smaller screens.
4. Form Input Optimization
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Proper Input Field Sizing
- Input fields stretch to screen width and are touch accessible.
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Auto-Capitalization and Input Types Used
- Use appropriate input types (e.g.,
type="email"
,type="tel"
). - Auto-fill and auto-correct disabled where not applicable.
- Use appropriate input types (e.g.,
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Keyboard Optimization
- Numeric keyboard opens for phone number and price fields.
- Email keyboard for email inputs.
5. Image and Ad Display
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Responsive Image Scaling
- Images adjust without distortion on different screen sizes.
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Tap to Zoom Functionality
- For product images and important visuals.
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Load Time Optimization
- Use compressed images for fast load speeds on mobile networks.
6. Navigation
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Mobile-Friendly Menus
- Hamburger or bottom tab navigation for small screens.
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Sticky Header or Bottom Navigation
- Essential links remain accessible while scrolling.
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Breadcrumbs or Back Navigation
- Easy navigation back to categories or homepage.
7. Performance and Testing
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Tested on Popular Devices
- Including Android and iOS phones, tablets, and foldables.
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Speed Score > 85 on Mobile (Google PageSpeed)
- Check monthly to maintain performance.
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No Horizontal Scrolling or Zoom Needed
- Layout naturally fits within screen width.
Employee Responsibility and Submission
All employees in the SayPro Classified Office, IT, UI/UX, and Quality Assurance teams are required to:
- Complete the Mobile Optimization Checklist for each update/release.
- Submit a signed checklist with screenshots or test results.
- Send the document monthly as part of the SayPro Monthly SCMR Report.
Submission Deadline: 25th of each month
Submit To: SayPro Marketing Royalty β Digital UX Lead
Format: PDF or Online Checklist Template (provided internally)
Audit and Compliance
- Random mobile usability audits will be conducted quarterly.
- Non-compliance with mobile optimization standards may result in delayed publishing of classified listings or internal content.
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